1965 |
 Bausystem
Design Hans Hopfer sofabed The sofa was full of accommodativeness. Comfort for two. And later on: A bed, a truly nice bed. Perfectly flat, no gap, no seam. |
| 1967 |
 Mobiliante
Design Hans Hopfer The style of the young generation. Free, effortlessly, expandable. |
| 1969 |
 Player
Design Hans Hopfer Cushions to play Sometimes the seat-puzzle and other times the lying-pool make a pleasure of living. Therefore it is named mobilia player. |
| 1969 |
 Lounge
Design Hans Hopfer Living Landscape Consits of only three elements. It offers you a vast panorama having a lot of possibilities such as: to lie down, read, make love, sleep or dream, stretch yourself or just relax. Breadth of elements 95 cm x 95 cm
Sitting-/Layingheight 18 cm oder 36 cm |
| 1971 |
 Depot
Design Hans Hopfer program of box units |
| 1972 |
 Addition
Design Prof. Peter Biedermann program of box units We don't stack up or down. We stack box units, cupboards, chests of drawers. And we change them around, always something new, and always just right. This was mobilia addition. |
| 1977 |
 Tavel
Design Prof. Peter Biedermann Extending table |
| 1979 |
 Ensemble
Design Rolf Heide Upholstery |
| 1981 |
 Kubus
Design Nico van Houten Upholstery |
| 1982 |
 Quarto
Design Christoph Böninger Shelves Semi-circle or quarter-circle |
| 1984 |
 Stick
Design Eduard Erenski Wardrobe |
| 1985 |
 Ney-Toko
Design Karsten Neumann, Werner Haupt Single- or Double-Bed |
| 1987 |
 Solo Hocker
Design Rolf Heide Stool |
| 1987 |
 Solo Tischbock
Design Rolf Heide Table-Stand |
| 1988 |
 Tokio
Design Jan Armgardt Wardrobe |
| 1990 |
 Touched Bookcase
Design Jan Armgardt Shelves |
| 1990 |
 alraune
Design Christian Frank Shelves |
